Cambodian Students of Aloha at the University
of Hawaii provides assistance to all Cambodian students with
a goal toward higher education. The CSAloha will also be involved
in promoting and preserving the Khmer Culture and promoting
interactions and understanding among people of Khmer heritage
and those who bear interest in Cambodia and/or her culture and
people. The CSAloha operates as one of registered independent
organizations (RIOs) and does not represent any political or
religious ideologies both on/off campus.
Observers and Phnom
Penh Post 2011 reports have simultaneously reaffirmed about the
exam corruption, leaked exam sheets and bribery happened in the exam
rooms. Surprisingly, students collected money to bribe teachers/monitors
in exam rooms to be able to copy the answers from texts or leaked answers
openly. Asia
Calling reported that corruption is ingrained in Cambodia education
system. In the meantime, a study by a partnership between the
UNDP and the BBC World Service Trust revealed that major Cambodian
youths failed to pay attention with current Cambodian pressing issues.
Statistics showed shared demography of youth bulk increases immensely.
Otherwise, recent study by UNDP highly recommended the education system
of Cambodia to focus on labor market-oriented approach; it
has shown that 30,000 graduates each year have no skill campatible with
labor market; human capital is poorly produced. On the other hand,
Cambodia Daily reported that in Cambodia there are inflation of PhD
holders. This
tiny country has unbelievably having 2,000 PhD holders and many of them
are just honorary PhDs and freud PhDs. Their
talents of those graduates are not ready for actual market environment.
This vedio clip is produced by Tith
Chandara deepening our understanding about the private tutoring
which is analyzed as meager salary, cut off education fiscal budget
and devastating the poor students in their school cultivation.
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